Yes, a resource (with right type) can have content, whether is it a container or not
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And how do i achieve this?
Just click on it and add content as you do any other resource. It does look like you may have some jQuery preventing the 'click' on the front end though, but the page does exist and is accessible directly:
http://stefan-as.nl/practicum/index.php?id=3
@LK
Thanks i see whats happen. I put on and off every JS file and stil the button "diensten" is not direct to the resource.
How do i check wich jQuery preventing the 'click' on the frontend?
Stefan
Quote from: stefonline at Apr 07, 2017, 03:52 AM@LK
Thanks i see whats happen. I put on and off every JS file and stil the button "diensten" is not direct to the resource.
How do i check wich jQuery preventing the 'click' on the frontend?
Stefan
You have a fair amount of JS so its hard to say without going into each one of them but I'd suggest commenting one script out at a time to narrow down the cause. On a side note it's also worth checking your HTML though as you've got several errors in it.
